Cannot see Linux machine from Network Neighborhood
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Cannot see Linux machine from Network Neighborhood
I've a Windows98 machine connected to a Linux (RedHat 7.0) machine using TCP, and via a cross-over cable. I can ping the Linux machine OK, and I can also ping the Windows machine OK. However, I cannot see the Linux machine from Network Neighborhood, is there something else I need ?
Thanks for all the guidance to the different docs. On the AMD forums that I moderate, I encourage everyone to post the urls for newbie questions. Then we collect them together and create a sticky for a subject area.
One question for one of you SAMBA experts, do we have to start a Samba server to make a single machine (running Mandrade 9.0) available on a windows-based network? In reading through all of this I note that there are discussions of the client running. What I am trying to do is provide access for a portable running Mandy to some of the W2K machines on our local net. Right now it is the only Linux machine in this local group and the one that I am using to learn on (about 10 hours in now).
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